First Children's Sign Language / Monkey Takano

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■ Do you know sign language? There may be some people who say, "I've seen sign language on TV, but I don't know much about the people who actually use it." Sign language is a language used by deaf people and people with hearing loss to communicate. Not only hand movements but also facial expressions and the shape of the mouth play important roles to convey properly. This book introduces Japanese Sign Language through videos and photos by models of deaf people, such as Monkey Takano who also appeared in NHK "Minna no Sign Language" and Maho who is good at dancing. ■ Wide Range of Examples & Words This book explains the rules of sign language that you want to know when learning, greetings, introductions of yourself, finger letters, favorite things, sign language related to school, and sign language for playing with or when you are in trouble. ■ In addition to the related words that you want to know in each scene, it also includes basic verbs and adjectives as a collection of words at the end of the book. By combining them, you will be able to express a wide range of words. In order to make it easier to remember, it also mentions words with the same meaning and the origin of words. ■ From the QR code on each page that you can learn in the video, you can watch a video of sign language on your smartphone or other device. Check the connections between words, facial expressions, and the shape of the mouth carefully, and learn more natural expressions and transmitted sign language.